Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-12
TELEGRAPHIC RREYITIEs.
DOMESTIC,

a good OUTLOOK Is reported by Wyom-
ing ranchman.
The Fisheries Commission has taken a
recess until January 18th.
The railroad magnates do not fear the re-
port of the Investigating Committee.
The Pacific coast Senators will have
fairly good places on the committees.
Congressman Reed does not think tina
sugar should be placed on the free list.
Henry George says he will notarun for
President He says his party is for free
trade.
Four miners were killed at Wilkes
barre, Penn, and several others severely
injured.
William G. Penneypacker's barrel fac
tory at Philadelphia has been burned. Loss,
100000.
Congressman Morrow is seeking repara-
ton from Mexico for the murder of Leon
Baldwin.
The Fidelity Bank case at Cincinnati has
been concluded, and verdict will be rem
dered to day.
California Congressman at Washington
are kept busy answering questions about
the Golden State.
Many protests have been made against
the Vi Delllldo W represent
the Benson cases.
a gang known as the white Caps" have
been terrorizing the people of English,
Crawford county, Ind.
A reception and banquet was rendered at
Detroit on Saturday to Don NJ. Dickinson,
the new Postmaster General.
Samuel Spencer has been elected Presi-
dent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The salary is said to be $4,000. Robert
Garrett received only $4,000.
Herr Nieman, the well-known German
tenor, has been sued for damages by man
at whose house he lost much money, and
whom Nieman characterized as profess
sional gambler.
Thirty out OF forty-seven counties in
Missouri have declared for local option. 1t
is claimed that $3.50. 900 of revenue has
been withdrawn from the State and Ma
tional Government by the result.
The muddle over the Carney-McAuliffe
priZe-fght is at all end. Stakeholder Or
mond has settled all discussion of the pos
sibility of the battle beng fought over by
paying back the stakes TO Representatives
of the two pugilists.
FOREIGN.
John L. Sullivan went to Ireland on
Saturday.
The rumor of the resignation of Count
Kalnoky was unfounded.
Russia desires to negotiate loan and
| must look to the French bankers.
In British military circles the movements
| of Russian troops are not considered of
| any Importance.
The official Investigation has revealed a
| frightful condition of affairs among Lon
don's poor and unemployed.
1t is said that ex-Minister Catacazy has
produced the letters which filled the Car
with such hatred of Bismarck.
Russia has been invited to state her pol
| icy regarding Bulgaria. 1t is thought
Prince Ferdinand will have to abdicate
An appeal has been made to the patriot
ism of Germany in connection with the
| new military bill which extends the time
of service.
The Prince of Wales cordially greeted
John L. Sullivan on Friday and talked
| about the manly art. He was well pleased
with the big American.
Captain Warden, of Victoria, B. c., has
| left Ottawa for home, having completed de-
| tailed claims of nine British sealers seized
IN Behring's sea, amounting to about $780,
600. The document was forwarded to
| Washington.
| The Vanderbilt party and another party
of Americans witnessed the Selamlik cere-
mony at Constantinople The Sultan sent
a message to United States Minister Strauss,
who was also present, that he would re-
ceive the visitors.
| A sensation has been caused in Montreal
by the arrest of John Fahey, Manager of
the Dominion Detective Agency and repre-
| cor lrar &c II ~
| Detective Nagle and Constable Bluneau, of
the Grand Trunk Railway, on a charge of
| having committed burglary, which took
| place two months ago, when the vaults of
| the Bonaventure depot were broken into
| and the station cash-boxes robbed of
| S. 900.
PACIFIC COAST.
The Yisalia Guard has been mustered into
the State service.
Solano's Supervisors have awarded a
| contract to bridge Suisun creek.
Mormons are iubilant over the recent
| pardons by President Cleveland.
Louis Baer, prosecuted by the Board OF
| Trade, was acquitted at Modesto.
A tidal wave swept the Port Townsend
beach on Friday. No injury was done.
The streets of Napa were lighted by cleo
tricity for the first time Saturday night
Miss Viola E. Isbell died from an over
dose OF laudanum at San Bernardino.
District Attorney Hitter and w. L. Tur
ner had fight in the Courtyard at Modesto
| on Saturday
Six Mormons have arrived at the Salt
Lake Penitentiary, having been convicted
| of unlawful cohabitation
The nine-year-old son of DIR. Saul, of
Petaluma, had his leg broken by falling
from cart which he was driving.
Riverside voted $15O,0oO bonds for the
water company by very large majority, to
| make improvements and extend water
| privileges.
The army of the bandit Bernal is believed
! to have killed 1000 people and DESTROYED
100 towns in the States of Sonora and Sina-
| loa. Mex, within year.
Earthquakes continue to disturb the en-
tire western part of Mexico and the
southern coast, and several slight shocks
have been felt in Arizona.
young man giving the name of Harry
|. Vanderbilt is under arrest at San Jose,
believed to have falsely claimed to be the
advance agent of travelling show
The big race at Redding on Saturday, be-
tween the A. A. and z. and Lulu, on which
it is said $4,000 is bet, was to be run but
the track was too heavy and the race was
postponed until Tuesday
The San Diego Sun publishes an article
in which it says; A great trunk line
none other than the Union Pacifc-is
, about to extend its lines and have south
ern connection, with q terminus in San
Diego.
Chico photographer has been sent to
Jail for having indecent photographs in his
possession, and it is said number of soci-
ETY. people who have posed for the pictures
are trying to obtain and destroy the mega
atiTes.
The Redding Musical Union, composed
entirely of home talent, on. Friday night
rendered the opera entitled The Chimes of
Normandy to a large and appreciative
audience. 1t was decidedly the best per-
formance ever given in Redding.
While Matthew Atty, an old man was
excavating in his yard at Nevada CITY. a
bank of earth eight feet high cayed and he